Change Log:
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--v1.00
This was submitted by takkix, and with his permission, is being submitted as v1.00. It almost completely overhauls the code in previous versions, which now exist primarily in concept alone. Changes include:
In addition to sending messages on Summon and Use events, the addon can also send messages for waisted charges, when all charges are consumed, when the lightwell expires with charges remaining, and when the lightwell disappears without expiring and without having all charges consumed.
Ace3 libraries were incorporated to design an in-game interface and save settings and messages to a saved variable. The configuration now also supports multiple profiles.
Message notifications now come across the player's screen notifying when the lightwell was clicked, who clicked it, and charges remaining.
--v0.07--
Very small cleanup build.
Replaced the SAP_message and SUMMON_message variables with a single message variable to reflect Hershe's changes to GetMessage.
Changed the Notes field of the .TOC to reflect the addition of random summon messages.
--v0.06--
Fixed several bugs that prevented the addon from sending messages:
1. The GetMessage function was not recognizing the whichTable variable as a text string. As a consequence, the "If" conditions that attempted to determine which message table was being used in the GetMessage function were not working. These "if" conditions were removed.
2. The destName variable was not being passed from the COMBAT_LOG_EVENT_UNFILTERED to the GetMessage function, causing the %u token to not be changed. destName was added as an argument to the GetMessage function.
3. SAP_message and SUMMON_message were not being given a value by the GetMessage function. The SendChatMessage commands were giving nil messages, resulting in an error. The SAP_message and SUMMON_message variables were replaced with the message variable.
4. In the SendChatMessage commands, conditions such as SAP_CHANNEL_TYPE == WHISPER...
Description:
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This AddOn says a random phrase when you summon your Lightwell and a random phrase to thank people for using your Lightwell. In addition, it can respond when a charge is waisted (clicked by someone above a certain threshold of health), when the lightwell is fully emptied of charges, when it expires with charges remaining, and when it disappears.
NEW! Thanks to kislio's efforts, Lightwell Buddy now has an in-game configuration window and will save your messages and options between updates! The list of random messages this addon sends are completely customizable. Just enter your messages into the edit box in the addon's configuration window, and press enter between each message to separate them. Through the configuration window, you can also control which channels the messages are sent to. The configuration window is accessed through the interface menu.
Thanks to our projects contributors: Choonster for designing and maintaining the addon, takkix for expanding and building the in-game configuration window, and Hershe for the original concept and continuing efforts to test and debug.
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--v1.00
This was submitted by takkix, and with his permission, is being submitted as v1.00. It almost completely overhauls the code in previous versions, which now exist primarily in concept alone. Changes include:
In addition to sending messages on Summon and Use events, the addon can also send messages for waisted charges, when all charges are consumed, when the lightwell expires with charges remaining, and when the lightwell disappears without expiring and without having all charges consumed.
Ace3 libraries were incorporated to design an in-game interface and save settings and messages to a saved variable. The configuration now also supports multiple profiles.
Message notifications now come across the player's screen notifying when the lightwell was clicked, who clicked it, and charges remaining.
--v0.07--
Very small cleanup build.
Replaced the SAP_message and SUMMON_message variables with a single message variable to reflect Hershe's changes to GetMessage.
Changed the Notes field of the .TOC to reflect the addition of random summon messages.
--v0.06--
Fixed several bugs that prevented the addon from sending messages:
1. The GetMessage function was not recognizing the whichTable variable as a text string. As a consequence, the "If" conditions that attempted to determine which message table was being used in the GetMessage function were not working. These "if" conditions were removed.
2. The destName variable was not being passed from the COMBAT_LOG_EVENT_UNFILTERED to the GetMessage function, causing the %u token to not be changed. destName was added as an argument to the GetMessage function.
3. SAP_message and SUMMON_message were not being given a value by the GetMessage function. The SendChatMessage commands were giving nil messages, resulting in an error. The SAP_message and SUMMON_message variables were replaced with the message variable.
4. In the SendChatMessage commands, conditions such as SAP_CHANNEL_TYPE == WHISPER...
Description:
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This AddOn says a random phrase when you summon your Lightwell and a random phrase to thank people for using your Lightwell. In addition, it can respond when a charge is waisted (clicked by someone above a certain threshold of health), when the lightwell is fully emptied of charges, when it expires with charges remaining, and when it disappears.
NEW! Thanks to kislio's efforts, Lightwell Buddy now has an in-game configuration window and will save your messages and options between updates! The list of random messages this addon sends are completely customizable. Just enter your messages into the edit box in the addon's configuration window, and press enter between each message to separate them. Through the configuration window, you can also control which channels the messages are sent to. The configuration window is accessed through the interface menu.
Thanks to our projects contributors: Choonster for designing and maintaining the addon, takkix for expanding and building the in-game configuration window, and Hershe for the original concept and continuing efforts to test and debug.